Sentence examples for book industrial from inspiring English sources

In the 2003 book, "Industrial Strength Design: How Brooks Stevens Shaped Your World, Glenn Adamsonn wrote that while Mr. Stevens created many distinctive products, his goal was to design things that would succeed in the marketplace.

Peter Fiell, who researched the company for his book "Industrial Design A-Z," described the ethos as a kind of moral humanism played out in chairs and shelving units.

Despite that Ruth was best-known for her breezy "My Sister Eileen," she was a devoted Communist Party member, a "female John Reed" who was more interested in writing about topics like a United Rubber Workers strike, the subject of her 1939 book "Industrial Valley".

He has made it his life's work to photograph industrial pollution from the air, documented in a book, Industrial Scars.

Cabinets and closets lining the wall and dividing up the space are grouped according to topic: clothing, music, books, industrial production, nude beaches, and so on.

Nine successive Presidents have rubberstamped the embargo; apart from making the island's American-car repairmen world famous, the only effect recently has been to deprive Cubans of cheaper medicines, food, books, industrial equipment, spare parts, communications systems, and reasons to bear Americans good will.

Mr. Rinaldi started this project shortly after publishing a book on industrial ruins in the Hudson Valley.

The authors of a new book, "Chinese Industrial Espionage," say there is another factor: mass technology transfer.

There's plenty of humanist philosophy, but plenty of everything else, too, depending on the book: neuroscience, industrial history, music.

The journey from recipe book to industrial kitchen to a plane in midflight is fraught with peril.

(1868), a book on industrial schools for girls, drawn from her earlier observations in England, France, and Belgium.